Aunt Charlottes Stories of American History
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'T^HE French had been very prosperous in the West India isles, especially in their half of the large and fertile one of Hispaniola, or St. Domingo. There, as in all the other Indian isles, the population consisted of whites, who, if born there, were called Creoles ; of black slaves ; and of a colored race, the offspring of the other two, who were called Mulattoes. Mahogany, satin-wood, and other valuable timber, grew in the for- ests ; cotton, coffee, and sugar, in the plantations ; a...nd the Creoles, both there and in Martinique, were very rich and prosperous, and, in general, were not bad mas- ters to their slaves.
In Europe, however, the French Revolution had begun. The success of the American Revolution, and the sympathy with republicanism which the aid of France in the War of Independence had created, had 282 Stories of American History.
set the ideas of liberty at work. In the National Assembly the affairs of the colonies were taken up. In 1/90 it was decreed that each colony, by its assem- blies freely elected, should express its wishes in regard to a national constitution.
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17911803.
'T^HE French had been very prosperous in the West India isles, especially in their half of the large and fertile one of Hispaniola, or St. Domingo. There, as in all the other Indian isles, the population consisted of whites, who, if born there, were called Creoles ; of black slaves ; and of a colored race, the offspring of the other two, who were called Mulattoes. Mahogany, satin-wood, and other valuable timber, grew in the for- ests ; cotton, coffee, and sugar, in the plantations ; a...nd the Creoles, both there and in Martinique, were very rich and prosperous, and, in general, were not bad mas- ters to their slaves.
In Europe, however, the French Revolution had begun. The success of the American Revolution, and the sympathy with republicanism which the aid of France in the War of Independence had created, had 282 Stories of American History.
set the ideas of liberty at work. In the National Assembly the affairs of the colonies were taken up. In 1/90 it was decreed that each colony, by its assem- blies freely elected, should express its wishes in regard to a national constitution.
What to read after Aunt Charlottes Stories of American History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte M Yonge to read onlineMoreLess
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